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Protect the Frequencies – By preventing interference
Toughen Receivers – With readily available technology
Augment Services – With difficult to disrupt terrestrial signals
What to do? Some recommendations.
From Our Blog
RFI: Resilient Timing and Positioning System for Operation in Degraded GNSS Environments – Gov.UK
Image: Shutterstock What's new: The UK government is asking about alternate PNT with some demanding performance criteria. Why it's important: GNSS is great, and is widely relied upon for all kinds of critical functions. But it is highly vulnerable to disruption. Many...
In Memoriam: Dr. Durk van Willigen – Inside GNSS
Image: GAUSS Research Foundation In Memoriam: Dr. Durk van Willigen 1934 - 2026 November 2, 2026 By Dana A. Goward Professor van Willigen founded Reelektronika, blended GNSS and eLoran. Professor Dr. Durk van Willigen, founder and director of the Netherland’s...
Jamming that even satellites can hear (‘deaf zones’ over Europe & Asia) – Skylinker
Image: GPSThreatmap.com What's new: A paper from the Technical University of Denmark about how terrestrial interference with GPS interferes with the operation of other satellites. Why it's important: To properly operate, satellites need to know where they...
Canada Opens Formal Talks on Galileo Access as Arctic GPS Accuracy Degrades to 1 Kilometer – Tech Times
Image: Shutterstock AI What's new: Canada formally increasing ties with Europe, perhaps as the EU's first Associate Member. Closer cooperation and upgraded access to Galileo will be a part of this. Why it's Important: It is another confirmation that (1) Galileo is...
US DOD’s Fortress America Program – building “ground-based GPS”?
Image: Shutterstock AI What's new: The U.S. Department of Defense's Fortress America program seems like a great fit for a project to establish an national resilient PNT architecture. After we wrote the below item for Inside GNSS, a senior DOD official was quoted in...
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